... adauration of the civilised world. The war had revealed the inexhaustible resources of old England. When war was declared, Parliament voted ten million pounds. That sum had gradaally risen until the final d mand of the War Office was generously wet, reaching ...

... Bruasela to the effect that President Kruger has received from England no lew sum than £BO.OOO with which prosecute the war in Africa. The incident is. of course, not impossible, but it ,s very bard to accept without very gram salt. There has been recrudescence ...

... Afur this war (Cbeer*.) Whatever oor oppouents ght Tran , .i Free State would cea« for Continent and elsewhere, to secure that had Independent countnes. at tbe same always one tbs mam objects in the would be given erectly the-ame freedom great wars undertaken ...

... ingan- jar and talk peac,- had been «aid that! war was like he!!: he didn't believe that it vra-; : and war was the greatest crime under Iho inn: had hi. doubts about that. Ther.> wora >.--e Piings than war. God the rrheme ...

... expremed by the Commander-in-Chief in South Africa. London is justly proud of the C.LV., but they, it might be remembered, were not the only Voluntesrs who fought side by side with the regular army in the war now practically concluded. nm-)mndmmoluntfml ...

... suicide. , . . HI tRNB—The answer is in tdc owr&tive. THK SUPPRKBHION OF NEWSPAPERS SOUTH AFRICA. In answer to Mr, Labouohcre. Mr BRODERICK said report had reached the War Office regard to the wppreeaon the circulation certain newspaper* publiahed this counttt ...

... Limelight War Scenes. ‘ Admission—Two Shillings and One Shilling. Those who have not heard Mr. Black's lecture shouid embrace this opportunity. Itis a 0 eloquent tribute to the heroism, endurance, and 2!-..0:10000! our soldiers in South Africa. Graphically ...

... understand a letter has been received from the Was Offio: offering four commissions in the 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Rifies, South Africa. to young officers of the Roval Irish Constabulary. The Secretarv of State proposes to place the selection in the Lord Li ...

... life-blood had been shed. When the story of the war came to be written with delibwration and in detail, it would be found that Ireland and her sons would ocouny an cxcoptionally honouiable place. In the Peoineula: War, in the Crimean campaign, on the mauy ba ...

... OF WAR © QUESTION. Dalziei’s Telegram ) PARIS, Sawtundsy —A Washington despatch o the “New York Herald (Paris edition) says there is a disposition now in official circles to reopen negotiations with Great Britain mpet-‘ ine the contraband of war question ...

... ver-. wu-ht*. inform bis roauv friends saw the second volume tie* • ’Timee History the War ui Mouth Africu the io«(. the same date wrote toe Secretii:\ of Suite for War pointing that the editors that history claim have been asatated in its compilataia the ...

... described -muck hay” the fodder he war- supplying n October. 1599. for the Government U> shipped South Africa, it being further suggested that defendant was actuated desire to secure the hay contract for his own firm. wrxge the War Office, and toe hay was rejected ...